The Law Association of New Zealand

Revised ASPRE: Your questions answered

The revised Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate (ASPRE), Eleventh Edition 2022 (4) – a form at the core of conveyancing practice in New Zealand – has been in use since April. Further to the webinar which accompanied the release, the 15 September session will address questions in relation to use of the ASPRE, which have arisen in this period or that you might seek to ask. 

Take advantage of this opportunity to gain further insights into working with the ASPRE. There will be discussion on warranties, disclosures, compensation and the unit titles clause which has been amended to reflect the vendor as “trustee” for the purchaser pending settlement.

Registrants are invited to submit questions in advance of the webinar to [email protected].

Learning Outcomes

  • Benefit from an extensive question-and-answer session reflecting real-life experience of using the Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate, Eleventh Edition 2022 (4), over 5 months.
  • Become more familiar with the changes to the ASPRE, to enhance your confidence when using, and advising in respect of, them.


Who Should Attend?

All property lawyers, property litigators and legal executives. Real estate professionals and rental agents would also find this session useful.


Presenters

Joanna Pidgeon | Director, Pidgeon Judd
Geoffrey Beresford | Partner, Beresford Law

Joanna Pidgeon

Joanna is a property law expert, Past President of ADLS (TLANZ), Convenor of TLANZ’s Documents & Precedents Committee and a member of its Property Law Committee. She is also a member of NZLS’ Land Titles Committee. She often makes determinations under the ASPRE when there are disputes, is a past Chair of the Property Disputes Committee and gives expert evidence in Courts and Tribunals on a wide range of property matters.

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Geoffrey Beresford

Geoffrey is a civil and commercial litigator who provides objective and methodical advice to people who are experiencing difficult situations. He was admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand in 2006, after obtaining a conjoint BA (majoring in Ethics) LLB (Hons) and an LLM with First Class Honours in Public Law from the University of Auckland.

Geoffrey began his legal career acting for the owners of leaky buildings and helping them to resolve complex and technical claims. He has also defended councils, insurers, and insured businesses in a wide range of scenarios. Geoffrey typically acts for clients who are dealing with breaches of contract, negligence, or nuisances, or who need legal guidance to deal with unexpected problems. He also defends clients from claims alleging wrongdoing and seeking compensation. His clients’ problems are often resolved through negotiation, very sensibly written letters, or the use alternative forms of dispute resolution (such as mediation or negotiation) to obtain a resolution. Sometimes, however, going to Court is unavoidable. Whatever the process, Geoffrey helps his clients by guiding them, advising them, and by fearlessly advocating for them.

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Ticket Price

Member: $120 plus GST
Non-Member: $170 plus GST






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Registration

Registration Close Date

15/09/2026
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